Dungeons of Eternity is the Ultimate VR Coop Experience! 

So glad you are still keeping the channel alive! Your the best D!

Yo guys ngl I wish you guys would make another dnd series like call of the wild or pokemon (it's been 6-7 year's)

Tbh I usually go in alone

That would be sick

Omgosh now I want this 😩

Bran hasnt been apart of node since 2019

I know Brandon isn't really around but damn that original crew had done good chemistry

Brandon is too busy making bonelab… Or not making it. Idk it’s been a year without an update it seems lmao

@@SeanoldBeasley All that matters is that he loves it.

Just join a random group

​@@jackskelington7377how

I've only played solo and it is still so fun 👍👍

@@jackskelington7377 Howw do you join randoms?

Mogekku < add me on quest 2

Definitely has Time Splitters vibes!

This is captured on Quest 2, can’t wait to see what it looks like on Quest 3.

@@Node Thank you for your answer ! They did a pretty good job with the Quest 2. Also looking forward to play on Quest 3 :D

They’re ammo for magic staffs you can get. There’s a whole exosuit upgrade and magic system we haven’t even touched yet.

No but you can craft them before a mission using the fabricator.

@@Node I was definitely wondering, I disliked losing all my potions / keys I found everytime I logged out. Thanks for confirming though!

For Darien!

Thanks for the tip, I knew it expanded but wasn’t sure how.

100% worth it

everyone gets their own bits and bobs once you open a chest, doesn't matter who opens it.

what about pickingh up gold?@@JimmyNuisance

gold/potions etc from the ground are first come first serve I believe @@DG-jk2dw

@@DG-jk2dw Ground items are whoever grabs it first, like potions and gold, keys, gems, etc. but you can toss anything but gold to your homies anyway so it doesn't matter, this game emphasizes teamwork enough that even with random people in a public lobby you will be sharing

Are you talking about BoneLab?

Bonelab? It was okay, it could've honestly been Bomeworks DLC though. Wasn't worth the wait imho

VR games take a really long time to make compared to regular games. These teams are also way smaller than AAA developers have with 500 million dollar budgets.

The CV1? That's the one the Dinosaurs used right?

@@smittyvanjagermanjenson182 Well Meta has yet to make a better one.

@@managardidk about that one bro. Quest 3 quest 2 and quest pro are all significantly better lol

@@jeremiahG4 Inside out tracking is a no go for me.

@@managard better lenses better displays, wireless, better tracking and exclusive games are apparently a downside lol

@sneef9527 I don't get what's copium about my statement. I just think games should be more widely available rather than exclusive to one system. I have heard they are thinking of support PCVR at some point so I'll be waiting for that.

It's a dungeon crawl not a PVP game

We actually only really scratched the surface with this because we hadn't unlocked more stuff. There's a skill system that you slot into your suit, there's magic, there are a bunch of different weapons we never ended up finding as well. As far as content, we only really played the first out of 4 (current) zones that get harder as you go with more enemy variety.

@@sneef9527 war of wizards, Vengeful Rites, Dungeon Knight, The Wizards, Legendary Tales. magic in vr has existed for a long time. for a new game to still be sticking with the basics is rather lazy. Dungeon knight had spell books, staffs, and flntlocks and that game came out 7 years ago.

No, you just dodged all the comments. See 12:26 . A more interesting comparison would be Dungeoneering of RuneScape, but few ppl know about that well polished mini game I guess.

what a dumb comment. you care about the dumbest possible things.

It's been like that for a while thanks to facebook and it'll probably increase with Playstation

Quest has the higher install base. Not sad.

We've had exclusives since day 1, what do you mean? Lol Must be new to VR, the CV1 had exclusives.

@@Giliver noone cared much then because the CV1 initially didn't even have controllers/ room scale and the later titles that were oculus exclusive could easily be played w other Headset through the "ReVive" extension. With quest exclusives that's not really possible.

@@tormint5294 while true PlayStation followed up with its own exclusives not long after so either way as a PCVR user we've been shafted.

Missing out on a fun game then

Idk about that bro. Quest 3 is looking like a better option

Ya, if it doesn't come to PC VR eventually that would be a real shame.

Wasting it on meta? Meta, owner of oculus since 2013. Meta, the ones pushing harder for consumer VR than any other company. Meta the company that has the highest percentage of active SteamVR HMDs. WuT a wAsTe.

@@est727xx5 Anything that forces you to use Facebook is a awful choice. Not saying the Quest is a bad headset but the fact you need to use an app that only supports Quest is awful.

Pcvr version is coming later

Stay mad

The same reason why there should be 0 reasons why PlayStation games work on XBOX?

​@@nerdloftgamingMore like ps vita games not being on playstation

It’s because companies pay for exclusivity and the amount of people who own a Quest is double the people on PCVR

Meta's quest store is financially way more significant than PCVR, they're the opposite of a menace. It's super cheap to get a quest 2 and jump into VR gaming, PCVR requires so much more that it's not even in the same market niche.

Get a Quest.

​@@misterhorse8327I like to play my games in Discord, now I can't. I was hoping to stream it to friends in discord to try and sell them on it but I guess that won't be happening now.

There are so many good games that have come out just this year what are you talking about?

@@Node in VR? Name some The only 2 I can think of is Ghosts of Tabor and Bonelab, one of those being very niche. (GoT)

the light brigade, breachers, resident evils, vertigo 2, another fishermans tale, humanity, firmament, pixel ripped 1978, battle talent, hubris, crossfire sierra squad, outta hand@@Giliver

I state multiple times how the combat feels really good. The game runs super smooth and everything just works. The loot system is quite deep so there’s a lot of replayability, I think the gameplay speaks for itself.

Lmao instead of buying an expensive gaming rig you can pick up a quest 2 for 300 bucks or less, if that's too much I don't think VR gaming is for you

@@robertstratton7117 Quest 2 owners may have the game, but we Index users have the grand VR symphony. Can't put a price on that! VR is a canvas for innovation, not a playground for corporate rivalry. It's disheartening to see game developers wasting their creativity on exclusives instead of focusing on pushing the boundaries of what's possible in VR gaming. We should be encouraging collaboration, not competition. The last thing VR needs right now is to mimic the mistakes of the console wars. You know, it's ironic how some game developers and hardware companies are so fixated on creating exclusivity in VR gaming when there are shining examples to the contrary. Take No Man's Sky, for instance. It's a game that not only embraces VR, but does so in an inclusive way. You can enjoy it on multiple VR headsets, whether it's an Oculus, a Valve Index, a PlayStation VR, or others. It doesn't matter which one you own; you can still step into the vast universe of No Man's Sky. That's the kind of unity and inclusivity the VR world should be striving for. And let's not forget Valve's approach with Half-Life: Alyx. They could have easily locked it behind the walls of the Index, but instead, they recognised that VR gaming is about the experience, not the brand of headset you wear. They opened the doors for gamers everywhere to immerse themselves in the Half-Life universe, no matter their choice of hardware. It's a stark contrast to those who insist on creating exclusive VR titles, as if they're trying to replicate the console wars of the past. VR should be about breaking down barriers, not building them up. The true magic of VR lies in its ability to transport us to new worlds and create shared experiences, regardless of the headset we wear. No Man's Sky and Valve's stance on Half-Life: Alyx show us that it's possible to embrace diversity in the VR community. Let's hope more developers and hardware manufacturers take note and work towards a more inclusive future for VR gaming. But if you disagree, then perhaps you're inadvertently fuelling corporate interests in VR exclusives and unnecessary competition, akin to the console wars. Encouraging such practices might not be in the best interest of VR enthusiasts like us. Think about it next time you suggest a specific VR headset choice, mate.

@@robertstratton7117 Gaming rigs are dramatically brutally obscenely superior and BY FAR worth the money. I don't think gaming is for you if you can't afford a PC.